Parker Attacks Regular Democratic Organization
A controversial column attacks John M. Parker accusing him of betraying Democratic principles to win support from anti Democrats. It notes Parker’s past claims to leave the party and questions his authority as governor to meddle in New Orleans city affairs, while recalling prior vows to destroy the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Parker
Parker
Democratic Party
John. M. Parker
Orleans
Louisiana
New Orleans
Hall
John
Stubbs
In the House of Its Friends
The piece argues the League of Nations idea, championed by Roosevelt and later promoted by Wilson, was rejected by the Senate. It criticizes those who opposed the treaty and foresees global implications, urging a fuller consideration of American ideals and statesmanship.
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League of Nations
Theodore Roosevelt
Atlantic
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
United States Senate
Roosevelt
Senate
The Court and the Miners
Federal courts order halted illegal strike but cannot compel miners to return to work. Miners largely refuse to resume labor as winter nears and coal is scarce. Director General Hines warns of reduced railroad traffic to save coal, with Garfield ordering fuel conservation across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine Workers’ Union
Hines
Garfield
National and Local Meetings Open Across States Today
The American Association of Woolen and Worsted Manufacturers holds its annual meeting in New York City. The Texas Editorial Association begins a Galveston convention, the Warren G. Harding dedication attends Mt. Gilead, and Presbyterian field workers from ten Western States meet in Minneapolis. Luther Worl faces embezzlement trial in Marion Indiana. The National Association of Practical Refrigerating Engineers convenes in Kansas City, and the Daughters of the American Revolution meet in Huntsville Alabama.
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Sa Evenue
American Association of Woolen and Worsted Manufacturers
New York City
Texas Editorial Association
Galveston
United States
Warren G. Harding
Morrow County
Mt. Gilead
Presbyterian
Minneapolis
Marion
Ind
Luther Worl
Grant County
National Association of Practical Refrigerating Engineers
Kansas City
Alabama
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Huntsville
Ala
Convention items and trials reported in New York and Cincinnati
The Episcopal Commission meets in New York today to discuss the World War operations and Cherokee divisions. Four officials from the Bi Ra Transit Company face trial related to the Brighton line. The Association of Life Insurance Presidents opens its thirteenth annual convention at the Motel Astor New York to examine life insurance funding for national readjustment needs. Under the Interior Department Bureau of Education, the tenth annual industrial education conference meets at the University of Cincinnati to plan expanded facilities.
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Episcopal Commission
New York City
Bi Ra Transit Company
Brighton
Institution of
Life Insurance
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Black Draught Tip Eases Digestive Troubles in Aging Liver
In Meadowsville Kentucky 65 year old Mrs Cynthis Higginbotham reports poor digestion and sluggish liver. She used Black Draught and felt improvements after a few doses with better appetite and stronger bowels. The ad promotes Thedford’s Black-Draught as a cleansing remedy for constipation indigestion and lazy liver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
Famo Hair Treatment Promoted for Children and Families
Advertisement from Detroit based F. A. Thompson & Company promotes FAMO as a daily hair and scalp medicine for children and families. It claims to kill dandruff germs, prevent itchy scalp, improve hair texture, and prevent baldness, with sizes at $1 and 35 cents and a money back guarantee.
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Detroit
F. A. Thompson & Company
Michigan
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Recamier
Lyons
Paris
Thomas Carlyle
David J. Brewer
Kansas
Supreme Court of the
Ireland
Taft
Nicholas
Russia
Petrograd
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
London
England
Mesopotamia
van Dyke
Netherlands
French War Office
Allied Naval Committee
Joba
Industrieusa
Meadowsville, Ky
Cynthis
Higginbotham
Petite
Collens Pharmacy
Monroe, la
T. C. Drew
Central Savings Bank & Trust Co
West Monroe
The
Citizens’ National Bank
Ouachita National Bank
Ciase Sewing Machines
Edison Simard Rice Phar Monkor
Louisiana Flour and Feed Co., Inc
Belle of Ava
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